The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 17, 1929, Page 2

No PAGE TWO Rural AVE FARM WIVES GET GOLD PINS AND "TIMES FOR SKILL Ceremonies Take Place at Agri- ; cultural College Along With Home Week ALL IN COMMUNITY WORK One Even Able to Make $1000 on Rented Place; Love an Item in Their Program “For distinguished servicc in their homes, ir their communities and in the nation,” five rural women of North Dakota were honored as mas- ter farm homemakers at a program held at the North Dakota tural college, Wednesday evening. ‘The new titles and accompanying gold pins were conferred by Tne Farmer's Wife, Le gates farm kell ¥ e, with the cooperation ot fieggree home economics extension service of the Agricultural college, at @ special recognition banquet as @ part of the Farmers’ Week program here. Leaders in agriculture, business and education numbering 250 at- ae Bus Line Approved, Another Is Denied i 4 F H i Wty § fil rE ft lf | i ve a iy E i : | rth Dakota W “Are you sure that’s allowing enough for groceries?” i STATE CANNOT BAR INTERSTATE BUSES Railroad Commission Holds It Can Only Enforce Law When in Its Bounds — Reaffirming prior decisions on the same point, the state railroad com- mission has held that it has no juris- diction over William Tipp, or Lemmon, South Dakota, who asked permission to operate a motor freight service be- tween Lemmon, 8. D.., and Regent and Carson, N. D., and intermediate The commission held that Tipp is an interstate carrier and as such not subject to the jurisdiction of the state railroad board with regard to time schedules and rates. ‘The commission held that the com- mission cannot refuse to permit a public carrier to enter the state to do @ strictly interestate business so long es he is willing to comply with [the laws cf this state within its borders. Permission to do granted Tipp on that basis. Northern Pacific and Chicago, Mil- waukee, St. Paul and Pacific railroads objected to Tipp'’s application, con- tending that the service they now are rendering is adequate. Lignite Shipments Increased in 1928 Shipments of lignite coal by North Dakota mines totaled 1,331,716 tons during 1928, according to figures com- Piled by the state railroad board. Shipments of 1927 totaled 1,297,645 tons. In 1928 interstate shipments were 142,155 tons, as compared with 130,- 901 tons shipped interstate in 1927. Intrastate shipments in 1928 were 1,189,561 tons as compared with 1,166,- 744 tons shipped intrastate in 1927. The increase in interstate shipments ‘was made despite heavy increases in the freight rate, which became ef- fective. last July. ‘The most sensitive pert of the body is tho tip of the*tongue. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE FOUND EXCELLENT FOR RAISING PIGS Hettinger Substation Tries Out Method and Recommends It as Superior SHOWS $23.21 TO THE ACRE Equivalent to Corn but Cost of Cultivation Is Omitted in Growing Legumes Results obtained from a hog’ pas- turing trial at the Hettinger ‘substa- tion, Hettinger, N. D., this season, should be encouraging to hog growers, according to C. H. Plath, superintend- ent. Field peas were used for hog- ging-off and it is indicated that this crop is worthy of consideration by farmers who are interested in lower- ing the cost of production as well as| eliminating a large amount of labor harvesting season. ‘When peas are hogged off, in ad- dition to feedirg one gallon of skim milk and one pound of ground feed per pig per day, as was done in this trial, it was found that the ‘amount of pork produced per acre was 362 The gains per day varied getting . to 1.75 pounds later on with an aver- age of 1.47 pounds. Hogs were selling locally at 8% cents per pound at marketing time, which made a gross income of $30.77 .21 for the pork produced In other words, the value of ripe peas stant .21 by the pork route. ly can be it in the future obtained this year, of the field was also flooded with the latter part 23. al if GASOLINE TAX PAID STATE $4,422,190.60 Refunds Since Beginning Re- “turned $1,206,767.38 to Purchasers of Fuel Since the two-cent gasoline tax be- came effective late in 1926, the. state has collected $4,422,130.60 from this to persons who purchased gasoline for use other than in motor vehicles, a statement compiled by John Steen, state auditor, shows. Collections in 1926 were $545,818.91. In 1927 they were $1,673,632.99:and in 1928 they were $2,202,678.70. Refunds have kept pace with col- lections, however. In 1926 the num- ber was 6,829 and the amount $84,- 127.59. In 1927 the number was 25,- 821 and the amount $398,068.13, while in 1928 the number was 39,100 and the amount $724,571.66. For the entire period of two years Funeral Is Held : for Mrs. Howard Thomas Funeral services for Mrs. Howard ‘Thomas, 51, resident of Driscoll since 1897, were conducted in the Driscoll Community Hall at 2:30 p, m. Tues- day with Rev. Gress, Steele, officiat- ing. Burial was made in the Driscoll cemetery. Mrs. Thomas died in Fargo after a lingering illness. Josephine Marvan was born Aug, Not a blow-out in a car- load! And an inner tube Free with every G. & J. tread tire at all GAMBLE STORES “Lucky is a marvelous pal- the toasted flavor overcomes a craving for foods which add weight.” Ag li. chan, © longer need a trim, slender figure be your envy. No longer need you face the rigid requirements of harsh dieting methods. 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